Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-20
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ONE marriage license was issued yes
terday.
POLICE COURT was blank yesterday
morning.
A BOWLING party went out to the park
last evening.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to rec
ord yesterday.
THE mercury lost its ladder yesterday,
and couldn't manage to get above 80.
A NUMBER Of small boys on the South
Side have been discovered stealing brass
from the B. & D. shop, but ON account of
their extreme youth they were allowed to
go free.
Mr.. A. W. CHRowMAN, Of Chicago, and
Miss Molhe Richardson, of West Alexan-
der, were married by Rev. French, in
Cleveland, July II.
THE storm of Monday night partially
broke down large and handsome shade
tree in front of Mrs. Berger's residence
ON Zane street, Island. The tree was
planted in 1872
LUCIEN BEALL, who is known as one of
the most venturesome bicyclists in the city,
took header out the road, last evening,
and come home with only one handle bar.
He was not hurt, except few slight
bruises.
ABOUT fifty barrels of flour, in sacks,
piled upon q table in StultZe & Bayha's
grocery, corner of Market and Eleventh
street, took tumble yesterday, the i'm
mense weight forcing the legs Of the table
through the floor. A boy who was stand
ing near at the time had a narrow escape.
A number of sacks of flour burst, making
an awful mess.
A RUSIPUs occurred in a house in the
rear of the Niagara Engine house last even
ing and the disorder became so great that
Officers Druschell, Stephens and Killeen
pulled the house capturing Ellie Ward,
Amelia Thompson and three men who gave
the names OF Ben Mullship, Sam Green,
and Thomas Jones, which names are evil
IDENTIFY fictitious. The gang was placed in
the cooler where they remained over night.
THE official paper of the Allegheny
Saengerfest says that the chorus The
Rard's Grove on the Rhine" sung at
Tuesday afternoons matinee by the Ger
mania, Beethoven and Mozart Societies OF
this city, was the finest and best sung
number on the programme. This Is quite
feather in the cap of the Wheeling boys.
Messrs. Colman and Goetz, of the Ger
mania returned home last evening.
PETER CARNEY, an employe Of the
Wheeling Steel plant, was Frustrated bV
the heat yesterday morning He was
taken to his home, 2642 Main street, where
physician was summoned. Carney's
condition for q while looked serious, but
he afterwards became much better and
will doubtless recover. Patrick Lynch,
| the the man who was overcome on Mon
day, died yesterday morning at his home.
JAMES CARNEY was arraigned before
Justice Arkle last evening charged with
having attempted to break in door ut the
residence OF Mrs. Anderson, on the South
Side recently. Col. Arnett appeared for
the defense and B. s. Allen for the plaintiff.
A large crowd was attracted by the trial,
and they listened to it throughout, despite
the hot weather. Carney was required to
give bond in the sum of 800 for his good
behavior. Bond was furnished and an ap-
peal was taken. Anna WOrkenOur was
fined 81 and costs for contempt of Court,
and was committed in default of payment